Engaging The Culture: Why Sharing Your Faith is No Longer an Option

Engaging the Culture will inspire a greater understanding and participation in the Great Commission by Christians of all ages empowering people to engage their world with the "Good News" right where they are.
Most American Christians are unable to explain their faith to a non-believer. Studies have shown, seventy percent of Christian young people fall away from their faith once they enter college. Right now, the Christian church has an unprecedented opportunity to be right where the action is.
It's time to speak up. The gospel not only confronts us spiritually with the cross but also equips us practically for its cause. Jesus started it, Paul and subsequent generations continued it, and it is now left to us to finish it. In God's eyes, sharing our faith has never been, nor shall ever be just an option. One day we will stand before God for our generation.

Engaging the Culture examines the biblical mandate for evangelism, identifying the common challenges people face sharing their faith while equipping the reader to be ready to give an answer to the skeptic or Bible critic with confidence, clarity and compassion.

“Ps Ken Dew analyses the spiritual battle that every Christian must face, identifying the nature and aspects of this confrontation; employing military terms that characterize this ‘engagement’ which necessarily occurs on many fronts. Ken emphasizes that well-armed Christians, must today leave the comfort and isolation of the church, to pro-actively confront the skeptics, unbelievers and deceived in the larger community, with the Truth and saving grace of the Gospel. Engaging the Culture thus details the ‘rules of engagement’, while providing practical weapons, battle plans, strategies and tactics that ensure that the Christian militia is equipped with a successful ‘modus operandi’ that will glorify Jesus and reclaim the world for God.”

Jeannie Mok OAM
Senior Minister and Founding Pastor of International City Church
Director, Principal, Brisbane, Australia

“Ken has been a lifelong friend and partner in the gospel. He is a shining example of someone sold out to the cause of Christ. His integrity and faithfulness have made his ministry extremely fruitful.

 

“His book, Engaging the Culture, will make an impact on those who read it.” 

Dr. Rice Broocks
Co-founder of Every Nation
Author of God’s Not Dead and The Human Right

 

“Ken Dew is a warrior. He engages darkness at every level and succeeds in defending the faith. I thank God for this book. Engaging the Culture does just what the title states. It engages, exposes and defeats the weak and baseless arguments coming at us in our culture every day. Read it, soak it in and successfully and strategically engage your culture on behalf of Jesus.”
 
Dr. Jeff Voth
Professor of Leadership and Spiritual Formation
Oral Roberts University
Author of CaveTime and Defending the Feminine Heart
Pastor Church 3434 Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

“Ken has given us a masterful approach and guide to fulfill the Great Commission. Having known Ken for over 20 years, he is a great example of living in and walking out the rules of engagement. His life and this book have greatly encouraged me and presented a fresh challenge to my life.”

Sam Webb 
Asia Leadership Team
Every Nation Ministries

 

“Most Christians talk about engaging our culture with the Gospel. Some Christians pray about engaging our culture with the Gospel. A rare few take action engaging our culture with the Gospel. Ken Dew is one of those rare men of action who really does what he says and prays.”

Pastor Dave Polus
Every Nation City Church
Van Nuys, California                

 

“Glad to see the book! It is well written and researched using a biblical mandate. Engaging the Culture calls for every Christian to proactively share the Faith and thereby confront the Worldviews that are so destructive of civilization and the value of human life. Sharing the Faith is an essential character of the Christian; this book provides both the mandate and the means for evangelization.”
 
James B. Shelton, PhD
Professor of New Testament
College of Theology and Ministry
Oral Roberts University